Introduction of Melbourne immigrants' choice of residence.

20 1 1 Australian census data show that most immigrants from China have settled in the East: doncaster (1 1%), bocks Hill (20%) and Clayton (17%). Italians still gather in the northern cities, but not necessarily Carlton. At present, Carlton is mostly Chinese, with 65,438+00% residents born in China, 9% Malaysians and 4% Singaporeans. This may be because Carlton has a large number of international students. During the survey of 20 1 1, one third of the population here were international students, because it was close to Melbourne University and RMIT University.

New Zealanders prefer the Bay Area, including Melbourne Harbor, Williamstown, Brighton, elwood and St Kilda, while South Africans prefer Caulfield North, Caulfield South and Brighton East.

Among the overseas-born population of British immigrants in Melbourne, there are more than 6.5438+0.5 million, accounting for 2065.438+0. 1 4.3% of the city's total population. They are most concentrated in the Mornington Peninsula. In Bonholm, one fifth of the residents were born in Britain.

The areas with the highest concentration of Italian immigrants include Keeler Park (15%), Keeler North (13%) and Evandale Highland (12%).

Melbourne Indians crossed Noble Park to Cranbourne East, but across the bay, Indian immigrants settled in Wyndham Vale, Werribee, Point Cook and Laverton. Essendon, Epping, Heidelberg, Glenroy and albion all have some.